Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
In INTRIGUE.
8ismarck's Interview with the Gar
Leads to the Detection of Forged
Letters Regarding Bulgaria.
The Czsr Summons fhs Grand Council
as Once Upon Reaching 81. Peters,
burg 50 Make KueWAGhe Forgery.
Several Russian ministerial Changes Made
! No Cessation OF The War Feeling
Crews Probable Successor.
Germany.


says the Interview between Prince Bis
marck snd the Car vas & dramatic one.
Prince Bismarck Eas scarcely able to re-
stTsiG his passion. Th4 Car assured the
German Chancellor that ne desired peace,
and do not intend 70 at,sck Germany or
to take part in snY coalition against her.
Prince Bismarck declared that who yer
vi he'd peace must not attack GermaGY's
sllies. He presented the case Gle arly TO
the Gear, who admitted that Prince Bis
narck's views were not new 10 him, and
added that his declsralops regarding
Germany applied equally to Austria.
MORE INFORMATION WANTED.
Copyrighted b. the Associated PreFs.
BERLIN, Nov. 26-Tne truth of the
revelation which associate the Orleanist
intriguers with the forgeries which
Prince Bismarck announced to the Gar
continue to Oe questioned by the Pro
gresSist papers and by certain court Or
ganS.
The Vassiche Zeitung leads in
asking for definite Information SIS to what
documents were forged and who were the
feTgers.
The Wurz Zeituug expresses doubt as
TO the possibility OF any Berlin court per-
sonsges being concerned IL deluding the
Car in regard to Prince Bis marck's for
eign policy.
The diplomatic circles here do not share
in this i2CredUii;y. It wSs recognized
that the disclosures OF the Cologne Ca
zette are of peCessitV vague and that it
will be difficult FOR Prince Bismarck TO
he open measures a%@iGst the culprits,
IS he did in the case Of Won Arnim NJ
n =
nor anyone within PAinCe BlsmarCk'S
power 10 publicly punish. The dispatches
which were laid before the Car consisted
Of semi-dipI0matic papers and letters
en- snati1g from the courts OF WUrtem-
burg, Oidenbufg and Ssx3 Coburg. Tle
letters, which extended from tine prior
to Prince Fsrdinand's Candidsture in
Bulgaria TO the time OF the Cars resi-
dence 10 Freidenbsrg, qGoled pretended
disps cles from Bl=mgrCk ssrouglv
adviser Of the Czsr and q strong Pan
slsviSt, is believed to have been used as
medium to place before the Gar the
earliest letters, giving fraudulent extracts
from BismsrCk's dispatches. Officials of
the Court OF Denmark are suspected Of
having been channels sor The transmission
Car 70 break the arranged interview
ten. Neither COmte de PSris nor
involved IN the intrigues, but
members OF the Orleans family who are
related to the Danish and other courts
above mentioned, are believed TO be
THE SOURCE OF IHE DECEPTION.
I Tia
that Bismarck, while sffectiDg the neu-
trality Of GermsnV towards Bull
gsria, privately Initiated and
supported Prince Ferdinand.
The politicsl importance Of the discovery
has been overrated. It may tend 10 peace
in helping to disabuse the Cars mind Of
the impression that the German policy Is
two-fsce6, but it cannot affect the policy
Of the triple alliance in resisting Russian
aggression in Bulgaria, nor alter the IN
friendly relations between Germany and
Russia which ere dependent UPON the
cessation CT the anti-German agitation in
Russis.
TIE Cologne Gazette has wrongly mixed
up the letter forgers with Gn Gnti-Bis-
narck intrigue. A small party Of the
Berlin court set, headed by Count Ven
R.dz' vile, will seek 20 thwzrt the aims
of Bismarck, bat they have SO lar limited
their action to trying
TO INFLUENCE THE EMPEROR
10 resist Blsmarck's proposals. They
have never descended 10 co Cparste with
foreign diplomacy against the Chancellor.
WHIST the CZir learned while in Berlin
VIII be communicated TO the Grand
Council at S.. Petersburg, which was
return there. II was attended by
NJ. de Gers, Baron Jomini, all
tie ministers, the Grand Duke and 9th
er councillors. 1t sat on Thursday for
eight hours and resumed its session yes
terday. Late sdvices from st. Peters
burg credit the Gar With having effected
the CO. plete submission of the Pau sl4vist
party, and state that ministerial changes
ere foreshadowed.
Some have Elready been made
Finance Minister Vishnigadski has been
dismissed and Count Tolstoi has
Of the Interior. The Gar is
also about TO countermard the War
Minister'S orders for the concentration
known here of the council. The reported
ciated with the statement that G ,rmany
will advise the powers to issue a collect
i've note demanding tn8t Prince Ferdinand
leave Bulgaria. This is Known 10 be IN
true. 1t casts doubt upon the whole
tenor. All practical measures proceed
ing in Russia show no cessation of the
war feeling. Troops are daily arriving st
Warsaw for the interior and pass toward
the frontier. They will go into winter
quarters along the Vistula and the rail-
ways.
THE ARMY REORGANIZATION.
BERLIN, n " 26.-N .neteen divisions
esch viii be formed in the LsndWehr and
Lsndstrum, and new division will be
added TO every army corps.
France.
REVOLUTIONARY MEETING.